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11 1 _!!_!_ J a i ?" barter's Spauiol) itth'tuvc. The CJrcul l*nriflor of l!ic lllood! < w . ,* % Nor A I'AIITICLK OK MKHCUKV IN IT. Lrt (he glided Head and Pnndcr! . Aji InfiUliMo Remedy for Srrofttlii, Kind's Kvi!, ' Rheumatism, OliKtinutc Curiitiooiis Kriiptiony, TiirtpU-fl or l'ostMlos on tlie K:ic?v IMoti-ln-s, (toils, A??c un?l VVvcr, Chronic S<?r<- ICyce, Hint; Worm or Tiiller, Scnld ll?>:nl, I'lulurire ? I merit ana I alii of tin* I Sours and Joints, Stub- j horn Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders, I.utnhajjo.' | ^, Spinal Complaints, and all Diseases arising ! fi'uiii an Injudicious Uso of Mercury, Impru* ! <lene.e in Life, of Impurity of the llloatl. This great alterutivo medicine and I'll- | rilierof lllood is now used liy thousands of jrnte- ! ful patients from all parts of the United St-.tcs, j who testify daily to the wJmarkaHe cures per- i formed hy the greatest of .ill iriedicinex, "('MI- j ItKlt'S SPANISH MIXTU'JK." Neuralgia, ' Thoumatism, Scrofula. Irruptions on the Skin, I.iver Disease, Foyers, I'l.-eis, Old SnrcK, A tree* tions of the Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat, j Female Complaints, I'aii.s anil Aehini; of the 1 uoucs ami jomis, tire speetiny put i<> tugni t?y j usiipr this great and inestimable remedy. For all discuses of the 111< > 1, tittlliin^r has yet. j been found to compare with it. It cleanses tin* j nvstein of all impurities, arts gently and I eiently oil tlie Liver and Kidneys, strengthens j the Digestions, gives tone to the Stomach, makes j the skin clear and healthy, and rest<:res the Constitution, enfeebled hy disease or broken j down hy the cxccsses of jouth, to its pristine vigor and strength. For the Ladie*, it is incomparably Letter limn til 11m cosmetics ever tis?*d. A few doses of CARTER'S SFAXISH MIXTURE will remove nil sallowness of complexion, ltrin:j the roses ii>niitlin<x to tlio cheek, give elact.ieity to the > tep. and improve the general health in a romarkiiblc degree, beyond all tlio medicines ever heard of. The large number of certificates which wo have received from persons from all parts of the United States, is the best evidence that there is no Humbug about it. The press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians, and public men, well i known to the cnuimunity, all add their testimony to the wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOI) PURIFIER. Call on the Agent ami cet a Circular and Almanac, and read the wonderful cures this truly AfAlltnal oil Vt o.ltnilkAn !?"? . 1 None genuine iiuIrM sisii?il HENXKTT it . HEERS, Proprietors. No. S Pearl Sirci't. Rich- I ] moiiil, Va., to whom all orders for supplies and , agencies must lie mid roused. And for salt1 l?v ] W.M. y. BEERS, & CO., Proprietor.? , Richmond, Va. j "VVAaM.AW it Lvov, Abbeville, , F. f. (Jakv, Cokeshury, i F. G. Paukk, Greenwnnd, ( And Merchants Gcnorallv. , April 18, 1855. 52 ly ROGERS' | ; TJVI!UWO?T AMD TAR. FOR TIIE COMPLETE CURE OF COUGHS. < COLDS, IXKLfCN'/.A, ASTHMA, I1KONCIIITIS, i snraxu ok ui.oi>i?, ami all nriiKit i.rxo comi-i.aints TENDING TO COXSUMPl'ION". Tliis preparation is getting into use ail over our Country. Tiic numerous letters we receive from ur various agents, informing us of cures elfeeted in their immediate neighborhooods, warrant us in saying :t is one of the best, if not tin; very best Cough Medicine now before the public, it almost invariably relieves and not uulrequently eures the very worst cases. When all other Coujjli preparations have failed, t his has relieved tue p.'im iils, as Druggists, dealers 111 .Mcdicine. and I'llysieians can testify. Ask the Agent in 1 your nearest town, what lias been his experience ) of the clFoets of iliiH tiii'ilivinr. If lie lias been nelling it for auv length of time In-will tell you 1 IT IS TIJK ViCRY BliST EXTANT. i Below wo give a few extracts from letters w>* < liavc received lately regarding the virtues of tliis t ? , medicine. Dr. S. S. Oslin. of Ivnoxville, Ou., says: " I liuvc been using your Liverwort and Tar very extensively in my practice for three years past, nnd it ii with pleasure I state my belief in its superiority over all other articles with which 1 8' am acquainted, for which it is recommended." Messrs. Fitzgerald &. Hetiners, writing from ^ "Wnynesviilo, N. C., Faj-s: "The Liverwort, and <: Tar is becoming daily more popular in t his country, and we think justly so. Ail who have tried I , . it speak in commendable terms of it, and sav it is very iusnctlcial in alleviating the complaints j for which it in recommended." v Our Agent in I'ickeus Distiict.S. C., Mr. S. It. McPull, assures us "that he uses it with great j benefit iu his own family, and recommends it to ^ his neighbors." lie gives an instance of a Ne' pro woman, in his vicinity, who had been MiflVring with disease of the Lungs for years, attended j with severe cough, who was relieved by the | . Liverwort ami Tar. 4 -} Such rtre the irood renorts we hnnr of thin nm.l icine from nil parts of tlx; South. For a report 'j ' i of tin surprising curcs it Ii:ts performed in the Western ami Northern and Eistern States, we would invite the suffering patient lo rend the j pamphlet which accompanies each bottle. To all, wo say, huve hope, have hope! TRY THE MEDICINE. ',' Be warned in season, and ueglcct not llmt I & eongh wliicli in daily weakening the constitution, J. 7 ' -'.J?' . irritating your throat and lungs, and in viiiug on r tfiat dread disoaso, OoiiMimpt'mn, when no sooth ing and healing a remedy can hp obtained as Dr j fcjh--', , Jtoger*'Syrup of Livcrwo: t and Tar. ? / v HKWAHE OK OUNTRtlKKITrt AN" BASK IMITATIONS! ^ The genuine article is signed Andrew ltogors, ? [y.. ' ' ,on tlie engraved wrapper around each liottle. "t > '. *4 7 Price, $ I per liottle, or six bottles for ?55. Sold " 'wholesale and retail, hy SCOVIL <fc MEAD, 111 Chartres st. btw. Oonti nnd Si. Louis, N. O. (1 Solo agents for the Southern States, to whom v ri". all orders and applications for Agencies must be ,, addressed ' * SolJ u,so ??y * c ' v. ' Waudlaw Sc Lyon, Abbeville, ^ ' W. B. Grikfin, Longmire's, G. L. I'KNSt, Edgefield, * I. W. TxTLon, Anderson, - v - J. J. Buxsox, do. "SvWf?' jjisi>3ev tb hawthorn, Due Went. V' ; marBO 50 fiin r ~ ~ = r; ? 1'rofessional cards. f ; , ... w.c. Davis, ; ' Attorney at L<iw and Solictor in Equity, S ' abdevii.i.e, s. c. ? - ^ - j Will promptly attend Id all I>u??inc8s r-ntriififnri to t caVr. lie can b? found at the ofllec of the '[ ." abbeville Banner." July 28 1c .MtWlMO!1!. I. H. I/OMAX. W. M. MAftDKN ?ll?'v-- Wilson, l<omax L Hadden. al law and Solicitor* in Eqoilf. J 'v* ' ornate at atwkvjm.e c, h, * re-v"' * ' - j. fo?tku vamium. w. a lex. MARSHALL & LEE. a!fd solicitors to any com-, { in the PiMtrir.t* of Ab- * wherry. - - j| PROSPKQTUS OF fill f PII !' rapid strides, mid constant advancement 1 of (lie go; nrid the dnily increasingdemand for Literature, Iiiivc induced thi'Stilncribcn t propose publishing at Spurtniilmrjt Court IIoiim on tlie lirst of Jaiinnry, 1H0(>, A W15EKL1 UTKRARY JOURNAL, entitled tiik uiT.itXuy star, lis Editorial management, under (lie enre ? II. Ij. HOW DION, will lie conducted in mail tier tliat sii.w.i. not fiiil to give satisfaetion t pTury reader. Tlie greates cure will lie take to elit'oiiiele the latest ami mo.-t reliable paasin; events ??f tli<" day. Tlie Literary departinen will contain such matter onlr, i?3 will pro** inter eating And profitable t? the rentier. Selection ( uitahl? for Sunday r?:a?liii(r?Stores for til Youiiij-?Proverb* for tlic ()l?l?suit! in short, i is our determination to present to the puhlie i Journal thai will lie a welcome visitor in ever; family?a companion furcTcry one. In mutter of Polities', the St ah will lie ncutrni; hnl wil retain the right to speak of auy palpabl* wrouj it may detect in any party. 'I'llK I.itkiiary Star will he printed in net ami clear Type, ami umler the mechanical man iil^eniciit of mi experienced Publisher, E.'M BltOliGIlTOX?will vie in appenranc* with an] paper in South Carolina. In order to put our paper within tlio reach o every one; ami secure an extensive circulation it will he furnished (contahiimj 'J'irfiiti/-fmtr col itmuH of rrntlhty matter,) at the following un precedeutcd rates: 1 copy per annum, in advance, 8 1.50 10 " " " ' 12.50 20 " ^ 20.00 We appeal "to our friend*, and to the friends o our cause, to sustain us in our undertaking?ex lend lo us a liolpiutr hand. Address BOW DEN & BIlOLKillTON, Proprietors. Spartanburg, C. II., S. C November ft, 18."5. K0WARD ASSOCIATION" PHILADELPHIA. Important Announcement. TO ALL PERSONS nfllicted with Sexual dis oiwc. Mich as SEMINAL WEAKNESS. IM POTENCK, GONORRHOEA, (JLEET, SYI'll [LIS, Ac., Ac. The HOWARD ASSOCIATION of Philaciel phiti, in view of the awful destruction of hninni life and health, caused by Sexual diseases, uin [lie deceptions which arc practised upon the uii' fortunate victims ol such diseases by Quacks liave directed their consulting Surgeon, as r I'll ARITAIILE ACT worthy of their name, t< L'ivc MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all per miiis thus afHieted, (Maloor Female,) who nppl^ l?v letter, (post-paid,) with a discripiion of thru condition, ?n.i*e, occupation, habits of life. <fcc.v mid in eases of extreme poverty ami suffering t< FIJItXlSII A1KDIC1NKS FliEE OECIIAKGK Tlio Ilownrd Association is u benevolent Iusti luiion, established by special endowment, Cor tin relief of the sick and distressed, alllicted will " Virulent ami Epidemic diseases," and its fundi can be used for no other purpose. It itas now a suppltis of means, which the Directors hav< voted to advertise the above notice It is need' less to ad>! that the Association command* the liijjhest Medical skill of the acre. Address, (post-paid,) Dr. tiEO. R. CALHOUN Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, Phil [idelphia, I'a. Ily order of the Directors, EZRA D. 11KAItTWELL, PretiJent. Gko. Fairi-iiili*, Secretary. M?r ?> IRsr. ' O 1? ielSAOi & SSOTAMi, GROCERY MERCHANTS, AUGUSTA, GA. WILL continue iltc tillOCERY BUSI NICRS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, m .licit* Ol.-I Stand oil 1>U<.)AD STREET, opposite .Ih> IMtin tors' Hotel. Our Stock of (Jrocerica will, nt nil limes, Ik iiriit", iho assortment complete, and particular!) idii|>te'l lo 1'luntcrn' Trnilc?a liberal share ol i. ? i- : J ?i t . . ??e uuiu nu lung VHJOJ t.-U, UIIU IIO[IC Hill :o rcct-ivc. WM. M. BEALL, J NO. W. L. STOVALL. August 28, 1855. 19 <im K, E MO V^ATL. Boot and Slioc Ulaimfaotroy. Abbeville C- HIg 1 Subscriber respectfully \ ] rfy, -i- informs bin friends Hiid llu public generally, that lie bat removed to the otoi c nc.xl. to liic fitiwhon (Intel, opposite Wiltson &. Williams' 'tore, where lie is prepared to make to order, uiitlriiieu'H BOOTS AN1) SIIOBS, and uls< [?AI)IKS* SllOKS of the finest description, vhich, tor Style, Fit nnd Workmanship, lie war ants, cannot he excelled. He has also on hand a large assortment ol no I'uinp-soled uml fine Welted Boots; also, a argc assortment of Gentlemen's and Ladies' >hocs, of the neatest quality; also, a large usortmeut of heavy Sewed Boots and I'egfijed loots and Shoes, all of his own manufacture, all if which lie will sell on accommodating terms. N. B. Two Negro Boys wanted to learu the Joot and Sl.oc trade. NICHOLAS McEVOY. Feb. 27, 1855. 39 lly_ CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. MOUNT CARMEL, S. C. 1MI E undersigned keeps constantly on hand n . large HSKortmcnl of CARRIAGES and JL'(J(jIKS of the Latest and most Fushionablc tvlc. lie also does ull kinds of Repairing at the liortest possible nolicc; the work is put un o! lie very best material, und new work Wnrunted for twelve months. Having several years experience in the business, he assures friends nnd customers that hie vork for durability and neatness will eomparc L'i.h any manufactory in or without the State The work will be done on as eln ap und acoininodatiiig terms as any other establishment if a similar kind. jS^Coll and sec uobefore purchasing elsewnere. D. E. HARRIS. mi?v9(l LAND. rHE Subscriber wishing to attend more particularly the practice of liia profession oferii liia Fort Charlolto Land for sale, Adjoining Henna extending a mile or more on Savannah liver, mid running sonic two miles buck, couuiuing 700 hundred or more ucrcs; between !00 and 3110 ucres firbt and xecond low ground ; ini'-hulf the tract cleared and under good fence, villi convenient buildings, the balance in well cmbered Wood Land. NATHANIEL HARRIS. November 6, 185.r?. 29 tf Noticed \ 1.1, persona having demands against the Esfjl tate of JOEL SMITH, deceased, arc requested o present tlirin properly attested to the underlined, to whom aim those Indebted to the Estate re requested to make payment. A. M. SMITH, ) ? , J. M. PERRIN. J ** " March 1, 1860. 46 tf t?ff~ Independent Press copy. Ifogro'GoodB. ^CH LEYS' GEORGIA PLAINS, CJ JilKJfJANrt, HLANKETS, Ac the Ureal Sioftk ever brought to this place, and will a notij fur Cash at prices which will compare rith the Charleston, Columbia or August* inar:eu. Cull an?l see ihem at CHAMBERS it MARSHALL'S. October 8, 24 If JLSf" Press copy. Hock Island CassimoreB, B2T:iJNTUCICY'J$AN8, UL FLANNELS, LI.NSEYS, - TICKINGS, DOStKSTICS,. Alarpe Stock t CHAMBERS &l MARSHALL'S; October 3. . Ji4 - tf Q* Presa copy . ,r" t '<. < . Notice. STRAYED from th?-subscriber,* livitftt itr | i (i rnomvooil. niv lfttK- inAk . t? tare nboot fonvtoen hands hitfh,' four - ' ' ' JAMEd M/CHI&ES. AP^1?195?- -f^U smiassssiiu': April JTOr '* ' y ' / i? ly ? .; ' ' ' ' : .V...' V' ' W* * s'a?': ' 4A>rv?p > -V '' . . .0- .' V: ; ' a "r ' * """ A NwW .Voiirnal, TO BE PUBLISHED AT ANDERSON C. II., rSTITI.EI>, |? ANDERSON DOLLAR WEEKLY. o rpn r UNDERSIGNED proposes to publish in !. A the town "of Anderson, h Literary, Political, If un?l News Journol, to be styled ANDERSON DOLLAR WEEKLY. He is awAro that he proposes entering upon an >f enterprise bene! with difficulties, but he will en- i . deavor to surmount these by securing a I'irge subscription list, and engHging the best writers ii in the Distriet lo contribute to its columns. Anjr derson can and ought to support another journal, t and feeling confident flint tha "enterprise will Pro*pect*s t# her people. As m * LITERARY AND NKWS JOTRNAL, ^ tho Dollar Weekly will contain tho choicest selections of Literuture, and the luted Foreign, Donicslic and Commercial news. Also, tho Hell ports of the Acls of the Legislature and of Con, gress. In Politics, the Dollur Weekly will be ' Independents Its motto will be, "Open to all I'urtivs and controlled by none." Size and v style of the Weekly will be 124 hy 34, printed " with new ami elegant llrevicr and Long Primer type, comprising twenty-eight columns of mutV ter. We will carefully exclude Pumut Medicine Advertisement*. ^ Wo hare secured the scrvicesof J. V MOORE, ? Esq., as Editor, \vho3u experience and talent I us a writer is well known to the people of our ! District. TERMS. In order to placc a paper within tho reach of every man in the District, we will issue the f Dollar Weekly ut One Dollar per annum, pavu. hie in advance, or within three mouths. The first number will bo loused between this and the first of January next. All who wish an Independent Paper, conducted on Independent prin...:ii i .i._: - . V.J'UC, frill IWIIU &II UIVII imilHJ ui UUCP. ?3$" Postmasters who will receivo ami forward subscriptions, will rcceivo a copy of iho Dollar Weekly without charge. ' C-S" With tlio above there will bo n fine Book ami .Job Oflice, where Job Printing will bo executed with neatness ami despatch. All letters ami communications to be ad . dressed to the undersigned. J. T. IlKRSIlMAX, Assistant Editor and Publisher. November 0, I8i>5. 2V I BRITISH PERIODICALS^ i EARLY COPIES SECURED. I \ Premiums to New Subscribers! \ T EONARD SCOTT ?fc CO., New York, eon^ 1J tii?ui? to re-publish tho following British Pe j riodicals, viz: . Tiie London- Quarterly, (ConserTatire.) 2. i Tiie Edinburgh Review, (Whig.) 3. ' The North British Review, (Fre? Churcli.) ! 4* The Westminster Review, (Liberal.) 5. Bi.ArKwnoii'a Edinburgh Magazine, (Tory.) The present critical state of European affairs will render these publications unusually interesting during the forthcoming year. They will occupy n middle ground between the hastily written news items, crude speculations, and flyiug minors of the d:si!y Journal, and the ponder ous tome of the future historian, written after the living interest and excitement of the great political events of the lime shall have passed away. It is to these Periodicals that renders must look for the only really intelligible and reliable history of current events, anil as such, in addition to their well-et-tablished literary, scien lifie, ami theological character, ^e urge them i uj???i vuc vuiioiuuraiiuii ui uiu rcaunig |)UUIIC. l?J" Arrangements ai? now permanently made for the roccipt of HA RL Y SIIKETS from the : British Publishers, l>v whieh we ore enabled to place ALL OUli liE-VHINTS in tho hands F of subscribers, about as soon as they can befurnI islicd with the foreign copies. Although this involves a very large outlay on our part, we shall continue to furnish the Periodicals at the name low rates as heretofore, together with the following Premiums to new Subscribers: TERMS AND PREMIUMS. (See Lint of Premium Volume* below.) l'er anu. For onv one of the four Reviews nnd one Vrem. vol. .... ?3.00 , For any two of the four Reviews and , one l'reiii. vol. .... 5.00 , For any three of the four Reviews and two Prers*. vol. - - 1T?00 1 For nil four of the Reviews and two Preni. vol. ..... 8.0ft ( For Blackwood'? Magazine and one Prem. vol. 3.00 For Blackwood anil three Reviews and three Prom. vol. ... ?.00 r For Blackwood nnd the four Reviews and three Prem. vol. ... 10.00 ' O* Payments to ho made in nil cases in advance Money current in the Slate where isI sued, will he received nt pnr.^rtl The Premiums consist of the following works, buck volumes of which will be given to new subscribers according to the number of periodical j ordered. as above exnlninod: PREMIUM VOLUMES. Foreign Quarterly Roview,one year. Blackwood's Magazine, six montliH. London Quarterly Review, one year. Edinburgh Review, one year. . Metropolitan Magazine, six monlha. Westminster Review, one year. Consecutive Premium volumes cannot ill all eases l>e furnished, except of the Foreign Quarj, terly Review. To prevent disappointment, there' fore, where that work is not alone wanted, Subscribers will please order as many different works for premiums ns there are volumes to which they may be entitled. 1 CLUBBING. 1 A discount of twenty-five per cent, from the above prices will be allowed to Clubs ordering four or more copies of any one or inore of the above works. Thus: Four copies of Blackwood or of one Review will be sent to one address for $0; four copies of the four Reviews and Blackwood for $30; and so on. No premiums will be given where the above allowunce in made to Clubs, nor will premiums in any case be furnixhed, unless the subscription money is paid in full to the Publishers without recourse to an agent Money current in the State where issued will be received at par. POSTAGE. aii mi iiiv principal vines anu .Towns, these works will lie deliverc?l, through Agents, Free of Pontage. When sent by muil, the Postage lo any part of the United States, will be but Twentyfour Cents a year for "Blackwood," and but Fourteen Cents a year for each of the Reviews. Remittances and communications should always be addressed, pout-paid, to the Publishers, LEONARD SCOTT &. CO., 64 Gold Street, New York. N. B.?L. S. &. Co. have recently published, and have now for sale, the "Farmer's Guide" by Henry Stephens, of Ediugurgh, and the late Prof. Norton, of Yale College, New Haven, complete in 2 vols., royal octavo, containing 1000 pages, 14 steel nnd 600 wood engravings. Price, in muslin binding, $6 0. A. 11KBIOT WM. P. HOLMES. HE RIOT A HOLMES, Commission and Forwarding 'Merchants,. No 4 VENDUE RANGE Charleston, S. C. REFERENCES. ' . - . ailEI'HKBD, ftloCBEKBY & <JO., Cj?l1C?tOB| S. C. B. S. Rhstt, do. * ^ ... Wk, B.Homor, do. JOIIM DBA8, . V ' -do.' T, 8. * .tr. O. Bm??, 4* Jamks Gaen den & Co., do, Jaxeb Walkkr, Nashville, Tenn. , Thomas 8. Ke-jnedt, Loaiavilie, Kv. Nov. S3, 18M rj '^3 ! J ' ' - I 'Bryan A AlUnlfcO&tterd: Co. ' ~frod?AUt'4^*STAKI bouts' iw " 3d sTort*iiuM WU* market. ; coiuwteuYs. b. yr r jfcmitfjr ii, mi: . it . * -r-<*? ' a?M?PWM 'Miiiii ? ?gg DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S P CELEBRATED German Bitters, ?RRPARK? Dt BB. 9. H. JACK80N, Philnd'*., Pa,t WILL KFFECTUALLT CURE . 11TER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, Chronic ?r JVercom Debility, Viteaiei of th? JTidntyi, and mil diieaiei anting frmn m ditordrrid iiW ?r Stomach. Such an Conutipntioii. Inward Pile*, Ftilnesit, or Blood to (lie Ileud, Acidity of the Stomach, Naimen, Heartburn, Diaguet for Food, Fulnew ?r weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit mf th Stomach, Swimming of the Head, flurried lid difficult Breathing, Fluttering at Hie Heart, Choking or Suffocating aensntions when iu a lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Wclw before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head Deficient:}* of Perspiration, Yellowness of th Skin ami Eyes, Pain in tho Side, Back, Chest Limbs, At!., Sudden Flushes of Heat. liuruint: ii the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil, nm great Depression of Spirits. In attributing such valuable Medical proper ties to this remedy, n? rash, or unwurrantnbl assertion is made, but is simply staled * fact proven tindeniubly and conclusively by the e* trnordinary cures, and benefits derived from it use. under the direction of its illustrious origin ator, Dr. llootlund, among all classes of F.urc pean society und from the immense mass of testi mony, fiom all parts of the Ameriean continent aecumulnted during th? last ten years, iu th h.inds of tho present proprietor. The preval enc? of diseases to which the German Hitter ar? adapted, it is with sorrow we say it, is nlmop uuiversiil, intlced there is scarcely a famil; throughout the whole extent of our country ii which there cannot be found nuiong its member tliut peculiar sa/low nud languid ttjtprarancc tic noting n disensed Liver, or nu einuciated ani suireriag Dyspeptic. It is used constantly in the practice of a larg number of the most prominent Physicians in th country, who have also adtled their written tec tiinouy, in evidence of its great virtues. In con elusion then, we would respectfully ask of n those nffiictcd with any of the above diseases t give the Hitters a trial, mid rest assured it wil not be regretted. In proof of the statements nbov made, all are invited to read attentively, th " Memorabilia," or " Practical Iteceipt liook,: for Farmers and Families, containing a gren number ot useful receipts, in addition to the t<rf timoiiv, in favor of the Bitters, from the inos prominent und well know individuals, in all part of the Union. All Agents, for the Hitters ar authorized to distribute the " Receipt Book gratuitously. Principal office and Manufactory, 120 Arcl St., Philadelphia, Pa. For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the prin cipal cities, and at retail by iipothecuiii-o am storekeepers in every town in the United Slulee und Canada. Wariiuw & Lvov, Abbeville. F. F. (lAUVt Cokcsbury. F. (J. Paiiks, Greenwood. Hoatwuioiit tfc Bakkui.oo, Coluinbin. April 18, 1855. 62 ly U SET HE MAGIC IMPRESSION PAPER FOR WRITING WITHOUT I'EN Oil INK. ^"^lOPYING Leaves, Plants, Flowers, Pictures y Patterns for Embroidering, Marking Lin en Indelibly, nml manifold writing. Tliisnnicli is absolutely the best portable Inkstand in tin known world?for u small quantity folded ant placed in the pocket constitutes u travelling inkstand, which cnuiiot he broken. No pen ii needed, for any slick, sharpened to a point writes equally as well as the Lest gold pen in tin universo. For drawing, it is indispensable. Ii is, indeed, the whole art of Drawing and Paint iug?taught in one lesson. Any leaf, plant, oi flower can be transferred to tlio pages of ni album, with a minute and distinct rcsetnbluuc< of nature. With equal fucility, pictures nn< embroidery patterns are taken, I ml havereceivet the highest eulogiums from the fair sex?ami indeed, a more tasteful present for a lady coulc not be produced. This Mniric Pnper will also mark linen, oi other articles, so as to remain perfectly indelible All the washing in iho world fails to bring il out. Any child can use it with perfect ease.? With this Mairic Panel*, likewise, one or fom copies of every Icllcr written enn bececured with out nny additional labor whatever, making it tlu cheapest and most convenient articic extant It is uaou to great by IcjiOi irrs it the public press, telegraghic operators, and hosu of others. Bach package contains four different colors? Black, Ulue, Green and Red. with full and printed instructions, for all to u.se, and will last Bufficiently long to obtain five hundred diatiuct iin jtrcsftions. It is put up in benutifully enamelled colored envelopes, with n truthful likeness of the proprietor attached. Each and crery pnekugo war ranted. Price, $'1 a dozen; or five for one dollnr.? Single Packages, 25 cetib>. Mailed to all parte of the world on the reception of the ubovt price*. Address, postpaid, N. HUBBELL, Iti7 Brondway, New York. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. Huhhcir* Magic Imprmnion Paper.?Wo refer our rentiers to the advertisement in anothci column, netting fortli the merits of this plensiuci hid) ingenious invention. The cheapness should induce nil to givo it a trial. ? J'/iilad'lji/tio Men-hunt. It is unsurpassed for neatness nnd utility, nnd should meet with the sale it riclily deserves.? Tribune. J lift what the public has long desired, and rccorninends itself to every iudividiinl of tustc and refinement.?Journal and Courier. July 25, 1855. 14 3m CASIl MUSIC AND PIANO STORE OK HORACE WATERS, NO. 333, BROADWAY*, N. Y. OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY I MUSIC AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES. Notwithstanding the combination of tnutic dealerf to keep the prices of non-copyright music, the intresU of native composers, and theii refusal to extend to Mr. Waters the courtesies ol the trade, he is making immense sales?having ahllllfiflnt. pvirlonnn I*a lino mililU ? -- - v w%'tiuvy kimv i>v i?uq |>uwiiv nunce and support. in his opposition to the great monopoly, and in his efforts to aid nativo talent, and lo adopt the national currency. Hm stock of American und European mumo is immense, and the catalogue of his own publication* in one of the largest and best selected in the United States. He has also made a great reduction in the prices of PIANOS, M ELODEONS and Musical Instruments of all kinds. Superior toned 6$ octave pianos for $176, $200 and $225, interior of as good quality, and instruments as strong and as durable as those which cost $600. Pianos of every variety of style and price up to $1000, comprising those ten different manufacto ries: among the celebrated modern improved Horace Waters' Pianos and the first premhim .iEolian Pianos of T. Gilbert A Co.'s make, (owners of the yEolinn patent) Second-handed Pianos at great bargains. Prices from $40 to $160. Melodcons from five different manufactories, including the veil known S. D. 6l H. W. Smith's Melodcons, (tuned the equal temperament,) the best make in the United States.? Prices $45, #60, $76, $100, $115, $125, $185, and $150. Smith's gobble Bulk Melodeons $200, each Piano and Melodeon guaranteed. The best terror to the trade, schools, <fco: 12$ per cent discount to clergymen and churches. All ordsrs promptly Attended to. Music sent to all parte of tbn sountry, post-paid, at the reduced rate*. General and select catalogues and schedule of price* of Pianpafbrwarded to any address free of charge, March, li, 1855* .. - 4*} 4ro HUiaY KWBAHK. BWBANK & aJP?^/ DIRECT IMPt&TdliS Of HARDWARE, COfjSjtf, JGUIV^, kt 165 ME-ET^^TRSET, 155 ?TJ?m THB OOAMppfiOiabr CHABLSSIOWi 8- C. ... ' G, Garyi T A TfOBRKfiT AT LAW, \$r emrt at c oKxsBtmr, w, a. HARLE ST ON V DAILY STANDARD, ik-RELIABLE COMMERCIAL AND POETICAL JOURNAL. Single Copies, pur annum 8 00 Ten Copies,per 50 00 THE DAILY STANDARD contains a Daily Telegraphic Report, a Market Report, and a report of General Information, furnished by the tnuil from every section of the Union. It ulna presents a Daily Report of the Stock Market, the Cotton Market, of the Arrivals and Departures of Ships, and of the Arrivals of Pussenders. Once ft week is presented a Comparative Statement of the Receipts and Shipments of Cotton, * Rice and Lumber, at the port of Charleston, and a Comparative Statement of the Receipts and Exports ?f Cotton ul all the ports of tho United States. All NF.NVS, of a personal and political character, both foreign nnd domestic, in given with the greutest possible promptness; and to insure thin nltin/tf mtm lmV?? a<miir<>i1 tliA h*?t?i< <>? nf nn nltltt corps of correspondents. ' It iH our spccial object to publish a NEWSP Ae PER, proper. We shrink from the expression * of no opinion which may be demanded by the I subject ht-foie lis, but as a general principle, prefer stating facts ut the earliest instant possible, and to leave it to our readers to form their own opinions. ? The course of the paper is severely eonsnrra' tivo, firat of morality und order; next, of the institutions peculiar to the South; and next, of 8 the union of the States. We resolutely oppose radicalism, 11s well in democracy an morals. One important objcct iu the establishment of our paper, was to present a cheap vehicle for in* formation From this object we have been corne polled to depart, tosoineextent ; but not to leave it entirely out of view, we propose to sell tho * paper ut our counlcr, in packages of Ten, for Twenty Cents, and to mail Ten Copies to any ^ ono of our subscribers for a year, who will send up Fifty Dollars. This will relieve us from the H risks ot collection and the expense of mailing so j many different packages, while it will give to every neighborhood throughout the State, the opportunity of a Duily Puper ut FIVE DOLft LARS per annum. 0 L. W. SPRATT <fc CO. J" Aug. 15, 1855. 17 If " Charleston Weekly Sluiidurd, o ii contains all tub mattku pubtished in t(ib daily, together with e The Local, Domestic and Foreign Market*?The >, J'rieex (.'iirmit, including the llatex of Sale , for Stock, Exchuuqe, and Domestic Pro.1 f?.: : - . />__< '/'I.. latent Ttlcyruphic Information, civ., ?fcc\, d'c. c The STANDARD is the only morning paper ? in Charleston which issues a WEEKLY EDITION'. |] This Edition is published every Wednesday Morning, and hy the evening of the next day i- can he received in every section of the State. 1 I'rieo ?"2?payable invariably in advance, i L. W. SPliATT <fc CO. Aug 15, 1855. 17 tr 'hospital for negroes," At Angihta. Ga. T J!HE Undersigned would call the attention JSl of the citizens of Abbeville and Edgefield Districts, to their INFIRMARY for SlCIv NEGROES, and for those requiring SURGICAL ' OPERATIONS. While the completuess of our arrangements, ofTers to llie patient every comfort. It hiso enables us t.o render more eflicieut ' treatment to chronic case<% than cun genernlly e be secured in or<linary private practice. Our ? special accommodations for the management of I the CHRONIC DISEASES OF FEMALES, , eo common among Negroes, are ample to com ' plete. TERMS.?For Nursing, Board and Lodging, ? per mouth $ 10. t Treatment?the ordinary rates of Practice. Communications addressed to us at Augusta, r will meet with prompt attention. , II. F. CAMPBELL, Surgeon, , R.CAMPBELL, Attending Physician. | May 10, 1855. ^.3 tf \ $500 reward^ ' TBI K DIARRIKEIKlTiL R. r rjHlESTED in over 10,000 enses of ASIATIC . JL CHOLERA and BOW EL COMPLAINT, L has never yet failed, when tried in time, iu staiitly io relieve and speedily to cure. Price, r 50 Cents per Bottle. ALSO, | Hampton'* Vegetable Tinctnrc, i* I'uiliiiCii'o AhuiIj iic, a grcnl rurieiy of popular i Patent Medicines. Drugs, Oils, Paints a*id Dye Stuifs; Ten, Coffee, Sugar, Segars and Tobacco, . Powder nnd Shot, Superior KnivcB aud Razors, . Books, &c., Ac. ooiu uy P. It. l'AKKIH, Greenwood, S. C. Jan. 13, 1855 37 ly I New and Wonderful Invention. WILLIAM STODDARD, PATENTEE. rPHE Subscriber having purchased the j Jl for the State of South Cnrolina in the only Machine now invented for RIFTING and SHAVING SHINGLES, BARREL HEADING, Ac., is prepared to sell the Kight of Districts or Mingle Machine, at prices sufficiently low to mnko it an inducement to purchasers. The Machine being simple in its construction, and is not liable to got out of order, ia capable of Splitting and Shaving Two Thousand Sliinr glesper hour,?better than made by hand. It is portable, und can be worked by hand, horse or ' steam power. Ten or fifteen days work of n 1 Machine will make enough shingles to pny the price asked for a single one. ' Lurgo inducements are offered to persons wishing to purchase the right of ?uveral Districts.? One of the Machines can be seen in operation ' in the city of Augusta, at William II. Goodrich's Plaining Mill, and one also, may he seen in a short time at Mr. J. White's Machine shop, ut Edgefield, C. II.TIIOS. G. LAMAR. Hamburg, April 10, 1854. 2tfapr28 CALHOUN & DEVEAUX^BOOK SELLERS AND fiTATlOVKRS 162 RICHARDSON STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C., ''I'MIE undersigned has now on hand* and still JL receiving a large assortment of new and valuable Books, together with all other articles - usually kept in Bookstores, all of which he offer* to the public upon reasonable terms. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on him, he hopes by close attention to business, to merit a continuance of the same. Nov. 2. 1864 29 Carpentering and Building. THE Subscriber takes this method to inform his friends and tho public generally, that he is now prepared with a large gang of good car1 penters and ready to execute with neatness and the greatest dispatch, ahy job in his line (bat may be offered. lie woald also say to the Commissioners of roads that he will build Bridges an quick and cheap aa any man in the District. Give him a trlul if you wont good work done quick at a low price. B. M. CHEATHAM. Warrenton P. O., Abbeville S. C. Nov. 30, ,1864 33 ly .t or sale. A FINE IMPOSING STONE, 6 ft. 6 inches JmL lone by 2 ft. 6 inches wide-?complete with frame.' Price |3<). A'"bargain can be had by application at this offiee. ' , .? . C ANDtDATES^?? IT The fcicndsofjl sprotfully ?nnnyii<4nWir*aat7fcttdidat?fbrSher iff at the cnsiqiflt'lSlecllon. a!f^1^&of JQ&N H. WILSON, re[jannoonce him u a candidate for Tax r of Abbeville District at the ensuing |3B-> The Mends of Capt.8. *A. H0D0E8 re spectrally announce him m a candidate for Tax Collector at the ensuing election. * ... < .* Of The ftienda of Rev. JAMES MOORE woold rospeotfaflfannoaDoe himae aCandidate for reelection to the office of -Tax Couactok, at' the ensuing election. ? i iSr The frie?4s of W. W. ORTFFIV, respectfully anupnnca him as a candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing election, > * PROSPECTUS OF TJ THE SOUTHERN LIGHT, A RELIGIOUS JOURNAL, J-'OITKD BY r\ E L- WHATLEY- I 1NDKPEN1>KNT IN EVERYTHING NEUTRAL IN MOTH INO, ANI> BET FOR THE DEFENCE OK WHATEVER ,1,1 VII.L STAND TIIK TEST OF REASON, SCI- {O ENCE AND TIIE HOLY SCRIPTURES. ||, "Prove all thxngt, hold fast that xchich it good-' Terms, $2.00 per annum, in udvancc. w' W. F. DURfSOE & SON, PUBLISHERS, cn EDOKKIKLD C. II., 8. C. j? SUCH is the nnmo an?l stylo of a Monthly Periodical, the publicaiton of which wo gu purpose, the Lord willing, to conunenco on the first Monday in January next. The uiain design of this Journal is fur the discussion of ^ all subjects pertaining to Christian faith and practice. Additional to this, we shall present 1 such articles of a literary character, original ....a ?,;ii V JV _ "" nuu ocicvicu, ?? ?? ?*? ? i?iiuuiiv;jr ui remic (|j the taste and elevute tho sentiment of the readi"g public, l'olitins also, cousi lercd as a science. *? and us affecting the principles of Law and Gov- *' eminent, and moro especially the n-.ighty move- ? nients of the nations, as they work out the deKijjns of God, will olaim due and proper attonlion. But Politics degraded to the squaholes of demagogues factions, will bo utterly eschewed and jjj repudiated. . As respects matters purely religious, we shall, of course, ndvocate the principles of the Baptist 0,1 Community, as derived from the Scriptures, 1,1 and republish from stundnrd ond other respectable works, articles pertaining to onr own Litcra- Wl ture; but our columns will bo j Open to all of Every Name, d For the defence and advocacy of their principles, claiming only the right to judge of the suitableness of all articles for insertion, and to make y< such criticism on them as may be deemed ex- m pedicutIn this undertaking we have the satisfaction tli of announcing that several gentlemen of etni- tli neut ability and attainments have kindly engaged to render us occasional assistance. Pi The Journal will contain FORTY PAGES of li< reading matter, and such advertisements as our friends may favor us with, not inconsistent with the character of the work?making at the end of the year a neal volume of 48l> pages, suitable for binding in book form. With regard to the mechanical execution of m the work, we deem the announcement, that this I" will bo under the direction of the Messrs. Duri* v! hoe, a sufficient guaranty for its faithful nud tasteful pel forinatice?and without further words, encouraged by the expressions of good will and ~~ promises of substantial aid from many fiiends, we throw the matter before the people with uu f assurance of every effort to render satisfaction J for the support that mny be extended to us, and p; respectfully ask them to let the ' LIGHT" nl some. pi CT Our terms of subscription arc Two Dor.- g, labs per year, in advance, on receipt of the first p niiniher. Ministers of the (Jnsptd, of every de- m noiniiintioi), who tun}' be unable to comply with ti the terms, will bis supplied with one copy each, u on application. Bil (HT A list for the signatures of all who wish ft to eneoiiragc the work, may be found nt the d PobI Office, and also at the "Advertiser" Office. V (l~r* All letlers or communications addressed fr to uudersigned will receive prompt attention. fu K. L. WHATLEY, fr Editor and Proprietor. o( Edgefield, -S. C.t Oct. 22. I8S5. 27 TIIE STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, r A bbcville District ?In the Common Pleat. Wm. B. Dorn, ) v*. y Attachment. ^ Wm. B. Lloyd. ) A WHEREAS, the PluintilTdid, on the thirli- vj eth day of June, 1855, file his declnra- |M| tinu against the Defendant, who (us it is said) is (ij. absent from and without the limits of this Stnte, and has neither wife nor attorney known within the sume, upon whom a copy of the said drclaration might Ite served. It is therefore oidered, j(ll that the said Defendant do appear and plead to j. tlie said declaration, on or before the first day of pu July, which will be ill the year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred end Fifiy-Sis, c! her vise "ST;;;! and absolute Judgment will then be given and _ awarded against him. CI jurti iur>tv mcuu.^AhU, c. c. r. Clerk's Office, June 30, lfc?65. >1 ly STATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA, ?c Abbeville District.?In the Common Picas. ^ B. <k J. Jordan, ) Foreijjn Attachment. .c*1 vs. > McOowan ?fe Perrin, l'l'/Fs Tlios. J. Atkins, ) Attorneys. ",l WHEltEAS the Plaintiffis did, on the fifth dny of April, eighteen huudred nnd fifty- |eu five, file liia declaration against the Defendant, 8;ll who, (ii is said,) is nbi>ent from and without the uri limits of this Slate, nnd has neither wife nor wj, attorney known within the same, upon whom a ?? copy of the said declaration inijjht he served: Jj,. It is therefore ordered, that the said Defendant tpi do appear and plend to the said declaration, oil lJB or before the sixth day of April, eighteen hun> dred and fifty-six, otherwise finnl and absolute judgment will then be given and awarded against him. g0 MAWiiPtir M_nnv i r n - ~ - I'mi IIIVI/WllilljL/, r? Clerk's Office, April 11, 1855 61 ly , GRATIS! JUST P UBLISIIEDt A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE! FEW WOI5DS ON THE RATIONAL -rr Treatment, without Meilicitie, of Sperinator- ** rhen, or Locnl Weakness, Nervous Debility, I/ow 1 Spirit*, Lassitude, Weakness of the Linilis and "M Buck. Indisposition nnd Incapacity for Study and JJ Labor, Dullness of Apprehension, Loss of Mem- du ory, Aversion to Society, Love of Solitude, Ti- pr: midity, Self-Distrust-, Dizziuese, Ileari-Aclie, In- ]n voluntary Discharges, Pains in the Side, Affection Or of the Eye<s Pimples on the Face, Sexual and wi other Infirmities in man. liv From the French of Dr- B De Lttney- &<JI The i?n|>ortoiit laci Uiai inese alarming complaints may easily be removed without Medicine, "* is, in this small tract, clearly demount rated; and ?" the entirely new and highly auccesjful treatment, its adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means of which every one is enabled to cure ' hunxelf perfectly, and at the least possible cost, avoiding thereby all the advertised nostrums of the day. A1 Sont to any address, gratis, and post free in a -p. sealed envelope, by remitting (post paid) two post- li age stamps to DIt. B. DE LANEY, > No. 17, Lwpenard Street, New York. Fob. 1, 1855. 41 6m ,j' COLOMBIA, 8. C. MMrs. Sarah Fleming and James T. Fleming respectfully give notice, that they have l?l purchased and assumed the management of the Jp American Hotel, lately so successfully conducted _ by Mr. J.C. Jaoney. In taking charge of this Establishment, they do go with tho iutention of using every means that experience and energy will supply, to give entiresat- p isfaction to their patrons, and promise zealous at* " tention to their comfort. In askluga continoance of a fair portion of public support, they do so with the assurance that they intend to deserve it. The table will be supplied with every thing that the market aflfprds,served up in the best manner, and dispensed by watchful attendants; and the ra( chambers and parlors will be fottud always ready \V for the receptiou of guests. aB May 11, 1853 ' If ? -p orrosiT* hamusor's hot*l? Columbia, #. o. u T?HE Subscribers have on hand a targe assort-1 tis JL meat of ItalUn ftnd American M ARBLE, cit Monuments and Tomb Stones of thd latest and H< moat Approved style*, of I fie beat workmanship wt and aa cheap aa the eamo kind of material a do ca quality of workmanship can he-laid down in Co- on lumbia_, from any other, place. Ordera from the pu country punctually attended to. tr< may 19 ly BOYNE & SPROWL. ?: - aci LOUIS ITIBRt Hi m~l III PIANO FORTE MANUFAC- _ EBBI TURER, No. ft99 Weat Baltimore 1 ff\f u Street, Baltimore. Always on hand and made to order,from Six X} to 8eren Octave Square and Grand Pianoe of V superior quality and warranted not to be ear- all paneed by any manufactured either in thiaeoug- to try or Europe. Guslar Iaeger at Greenwood, ha Agent. ?pr 14 JyM ' w HE SCIENTIFIC AM Eli IC AN. ELKVKNTlt YKAIt. Splendid Engravings and Prizes. "MIE Eleventh Anniiiil Yolumo or tIiih useful _ publication commences on tlio II th day of ptcmber next. THE "J3CIENTIFC AMKRICAX" is an ILJSTRATED PERIODICAL, devoted chiefly tlie promulgation of infurmatioii relating to o various Mechunio mid Choline Arts, Indusal Manufactures, Agriculture, I'ntrnts, Itivcn- r mis, Engineering, Millwork, and all interests tich the light of PRACTICAL SCIENCE ia? Iculnted to advance. V Reports of U. S. l'ATENTS granted are nlao iblished every week, including oflicial Copies 9 all the PATENT CLAIMS, together with wa and information upon thousands* of other bjcets. The Contributor* (o the Scicnlijic Amcrieun o among the most eminent Scientific and prac:h1 men of the times. Tin. ? j/rjmricut is universally acknowledged to lie conduct1 wilh great ability, and to be distinguished, not ly for the excellence and trutlil'ulncf-s of ita scussions, but for the fearlessness with which ror is coiuhuted un?l false theories are exorcd. Mechanics, Inventors, Engineer?, Chemists, anufacturers, Agriculturists, and people of cry profession in life, will find the ?S'cientifie merican to be of great value in their respective illings. Its counsels and suggestions will savo em hundreds of dollars annually, affording em a continual sourco of knowledge, tho perience of which is beyond prcutiiuiy cstiate. The Scimrific American is published once eek; every number contains eijjlit largo qunr. iges, forming annually a complete and splend volume, illustrated with SKVEUAIi 1LUNItEI) OHKilNAl. ENO RAVINGS. ^"Specimen copies sent GRATIS. ?Single Subscriptions, ?2 ? sar, or $1 for six months. Fivo copies, for six ontbs, $'l; for a year, For further Cluli rates and for statement* of io fourteen large CASH PRIZKS, offered by ic publishers, see Relent if>"? American. Southern, Western and Canada money, or ost Oflicc Stamps, taken at par for subscripts. Letters should directed (post paid) to MUNN <t CO., 12S Fulton Street, New York. rar u??. mi"' 1 .... nave been, for any years', extensively engaged in proruriug itents for new inventions, and will advise iiijntors, without clmr^c in regard to the novelty their improvements. September 3, IB5.1. '20 If Southern Quarterly Review. a^ms Periodical is the only one of its class , in the entire region of the South; uml its iigrs are referred to as the best evidence of tho bility of the South, and its capacity to give exlession to the feelings, the inl>-rest and nitellipnee of this section of our country. Its puri?sc is to fairly represent ourselves, and not to lisrepresent others. It aims to maintain tho nth as we understand it, and to assert the in >llcctual inequality of our Section, while at the ime time, it will free the mind of our peojtlo din that state of literary thraldom and depen uney umler which they have too hui(j labored. /e claim, then, from all lovers of the South and iends of a truly home literature, (hat support t our Work which wdl enable its to give it a cc course, and thus make it eminently worthy ' the world's admiiation and our own j>ri<?e. O. AHUM I.MKR. Publisher. Office "Southern Quarterly Review," Law singe, Broad st., Charleston, S. C. The following resolution \vn? adopted >?y the luthern Com. Convention, held in Charleston in pril, 1854: Resolved, That the Southern Qunrterly Reew published in the City of Charleston, by a itivcof Virginia, and edited by oue of theiu<r?t languished literary gei tlcnicn of the South, jug the only Periodical of that charueter, mr inted mid published in the Southern States, d having always defended the instiliitioiin anil [crests of tlii> South, is unfilled to I lie patrolman the Southern people, and this (Jon vomica rncKtly recommend it to their favorable cuuiidatioii. juiiu 15 larleaton and Floida Steam Packets United Stales Mail Line?Semi-Weekly. mnecting toilh the Neu> York Steumern rnr.lt icay j&f&etiS* TilK CAROLINA, L. M. Cox,n"H,rr'w'" have every Sati'i '#grr i irrtfrrj Afternoon, ut't o'clock, touch rat Jacksonville, l'icolata und Pilatku, on thn J oh i? > Uiver; returning, will arrive ut Chartesi on Wednesday. The FLORIDA,Ciiari.kc Wii.i.y muster, will r-^in Tuesday Afternoon of each week, ?t inP^our, and, ill returning, will urrivo on Salday Morning. Due notice will always be given leu the Carolina makes an extra trip to St. AuRtine. It is only considered necessary to say it these boats have been built cspeciully for this tie, and are commanded by the most experienced vigators. rure in jncKsonvme 88 Fare to Pilatku #10 For Freight or Passage, apply on board, at ulhern wharf, or to JOIIN W. CALDWELL, 80 East Bay Charleston, Feb 10, 185tl 45 if Wl t\tcHSi'Sy.j EWUEKRV C. II., S. C., \ Importer and Dealer in 'J ardwaro, Paints, Oils, Window l GLASS, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES &C., - \ fow offers for sale the largest and most extensive nssortinent of Goods ever intreced in the up-country, and guarantees the ices of nny article to lie us low as any house Charleston can furnish such articles for.? ders aceompnnicd with satisfactory reference 11 receive prompt attention, mid ull goods (leered nt the Depot free of Drayuge. All peris visiting the Newberry Cotton Market will well to call on nte before welling their produce I have every facility of making them liberal era for cotton and other country proditcc. S. T. AG NEW. Newberry C- IT., Oct. 23d, 1854. 29 if D* Independent Press copy three niontha. EDWARD WESTFtELD^ [iBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, SO. CA., iETUIINS thanks for pust favors, nnd rsj spcctfully solicitsu continuance of the name. s keep* constantly on hand, of his own man* icture, a Largo Assortment of SADDLES, tRNKSS, BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, Ac. A jo, WHIPS, STIRRUP IRON'S"! nd B1TTS. aft. Being a practical workman, he is prepared to ike to order all kinds of Saddles, Harness and litary Equipments, at short notice, nnd at as * v prices a? any oihor establishment. f Particular attention paid to all kinds of y ipainng. may 25 JOSEPH WHILDEN, IiF.ALKR IN AINTS, OILS AND GLASS, * No. 11 Hayno Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. Il? keWeonstarifly fpr sale, a general a*??rt* ;nt of Eaiftts andOitt 6f:*)p<jndi4; Varnish?? indow Glass and Sashe*, 8pl#, Turpentine* irit Gas, Cotton Foot-Gin Fixtni*fc Ot..? ashes of various kind*. ""< i Sept. 7. 1854 21 , Ijy Dental Notice. tR. R. ADAiiJS having located liimseJfat In ' di*n Hill, for the pnrpOse oT practicing De?try. respectfully solicits the patronage of tha" icons of Abbeville, add the Adjaccnt district*.. i has bad several years experience in pr*etie?v iteh makes biro feel confident in saying that ha a get up as*nent a job of j.lnte.work as any e, and which ho warrant* to answer all the rposes the profession guarantees. He also taU many diseases of the faee and month. All per*oriB>defciring, the services of the nub * iber will call at or uddrexs a letter to Ir.-tfhia U P. O. . R. ADAM& D. D. 8. jane 22. t- . ' * t V n Vo' Notice to Delinquents. ? , < tTE ARB desirous of bringing onr otdhosiV ness to ft closc. TMis iK, thereJore^to cit*